How do you seal a tumbler without epoxy?
There are various ways on how to seal a tumbler without using epoxy. You can apply CrystaLac, Mod Podge, or a clear acrylic spray instead. All have advantages and disadvantages, so choose the one that’s most convenient for you.
Can you swirl acrylic paint into resin?
I have been experimenting with swirling acrylic paint in resin. Here are two coasters I have completed: I think they turned out okay, but I think I can do better! I made the first one by mixing metallic acrylic paint into resin I had separated into small cups and then I poured it into the mold and swirled it.
Which CrystaLac is best for tumblers?
Brite Tone* (BT) This is the shiniest most durable topcoat that you will use on every tumbler. It provides you that super shiny and smooth finish. You will apply thin coats about the thickness of 2 sheets of paper.
Can you put CrystaLac on acrylic tumblers?
The short answer is yes. The longer answer is, yes because in order for the Crystalac products to adhere properly, you need to scuff up the acrylic surface. In order to hide those scuff marks, you need to cover your tumbler with paint. You do have a few options on what you use for your base coat.
When can I stop spinning my tumbler?
Keep spinning until the resin left in your mixing cup seems set enough not to run. The Spin It is not designed to rotate more than 6 hours at a time, however. Once set up, you can stop the spinning but leave your epoxy tumbler on the machine. You will want it to continue to cure without touching the surface.
Do you have to sand between coats of epoxy on tumbler?
💡TIP: Remember: whenever your resin is dry, you need to sand before you apply a second coat to ensure the two layers bond together. If you don’t sand, you run the risk of the two layers eventually delaminating.
How long do you let glitter dry before epoxy?
Let the final layer of glitter dry for 2-3 hours. It’s a long time, but the safest way to make your glitter tumblers last!
Can you epoxy over acrylic paint?
Covering your acrylic painting in a coating of ArtResin is easy – in fact, epoxy resin takes acrylic paintings next level, giving them a professional looking finish with a glossy sheen that makes colour pop!